I saw the good in this book and the bad at times. This made him realize that they had done something they weren't suppose to and he comes back early from his vacation upset at the animals. Thursday night was movie night.įarmer Brown decides to call home to check up on the animals and he heard the nose of the animals in the background. Wednesday was bath day for the pigs and they were to have a nice bubble bath and to be dried in nice towels. On Tuesday the duck wrote down that it was pizza night so the animals had pizza to eat that night. Duck ends up replacing the 'to do list' with his own to do list. He was given a list of things to do with the animals on certain days and was also warned to keep a close eye on Duck because he liked to cause trouble. One day Farmer Brown decided to go on vacation so he left his farm, along with the animals, in charge to his brother Bob.

Ages 3-7.The book is very short, explaining why my summary of the book will also be rather short. This sitcom on the farm more than lives up to its title and demands repeat visits. Fans of the first book will delight in the details found in Lewin's chipper watercolor washes with a painted bold black line (the electric blankets originally demanded by the cows are put to good use, for example). Cronin again balances wit and jovial warmth in scenarios that will have readers laughing out loud. The jig is soon up with Duck and company found out in a humorous denouement.

The hens prefer anchovies.' (A 'giggle, giggle, cluck' escapes from the onlookers.) Unaware of the note's authorship, Bob complies, and subsequent requests include indoor bubble baths for the pigs and the cows' choice for movie night ('The Sound of Moosic'). The webbed fellow commandeers the pencil and paper that Farmer Brown has left behind and writes out his own feeding/care tips for Bob to follow: 'Tuesday night is pizza night (not the frozen kind!). He's trouble'), enterprising Duck sees boundless opportunity in the situation. Just follow my instructions and everything will be fine.

When Farmer Brown takes a vacation and leaves his brother Bob in charge ('I wrote everything down for you. The barnyard animals first seen in Cronin and Lewin's Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type continue to express themselves via the written word in this clever and funny sequel.

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